dataset is designed to easily manage collections of JSON objects. Objects are associated with a unique key you provide. The objects themselves are stored on disc in a folder inside the collection folder. The collection folder contains a JSON object document called collection.json. This file stores metadata about the collection including the association of keys with paths to their objects. dataset comes in several flavors — a command line program called dataset, a Go langauge package also called dataset, a shared library called libdataset and a Python 3.7 package called py_dataset. This tutorial talks both the command line program and the Python package. The command line is great for simple setup but Python is often more convienent for more complex operations.
To create a collection you use the init verb. In the following examples you will see how to do this with both the command line tool dataset as well as the Python module of the same name.
Let’s create a collection called friends.ds. At the command line type the following.
Notice that after you typed this and press enter you see an “OK” response. If there had been an error then you would have seen an error message instead.
Working in Python is similar to the command line. We import the modules needed then use them. For these exercises we’ll be importing the following modules sys, os, json and of course dataset via from py_dataset import dataset
.
import sys
import os
import json
from py_dataset import dataset
# stop is a convenience function
def stop(msg):
print(msg)
sys.exit(1)
err = dataset.init("friends.ds")
if err != "":
stop(err)
In Python the error message is an empty string if everything is ok, otherwise we call stop which prints the message and exits. You will see this pattern followed in a number of upcoming Python examples.
There is no dataset verb to remove a collection. A collection is just a folder with some files in it. You can delete the collection by throwing the folder in the trash (Mac OS X and Windows) or using a recursive remove in the Unix shell.
As with many systems that store information dataset provides for basic operations of creating, updating and deleting. In the following section we will work with the friends.ds collection and favorites.ds collection we created previously.
I have some friends who are characters in ZBS radio plays. I am going to create and save some of their info in our collection called friends.ds. I am going to store their name and email address so I can contact them. Their names are Little Frieda, Mojo Sam and Jack Flanders.
dataset create friends.ds frieda \
'{"name":"Little<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Notice the “OK”. Just like init the create verb returns a status. “OK” means everything is good, otherwise an error is shown. Doing the same thing in Python would look like.
err = dataset.create("friends.ds", "frieda",
{"name":"Little<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if err != "":
stop(msg)
With create we need to provide a collection name, a key (e.g. “frieda”) and Python dict (which becomes our JSON object). Now let’s add records for Mojo Sam and Jack Flanders.
command line –
dataset create friends.ds "mojo" \
'{"name": "Mojo Sam, the Yudoo Man", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>dataset create friends.ds "jack" \
'{"name": "Jack Flanders", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>in python –
err = dataset.create("friends.ds", "mojo",
{"name": "Mojo Sam, the Yudoo Man",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if err != "":
stop(err)
err = dataset.create("friends.ds", "jack",
{"name": "Jack Flanders",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if err != "":
stop(err)
We have three records in our friends.ds collection — “frieda”, “mojo”, and “jack”. Let’s see what they look like with the read verb.
command line –
This command emitts a JSON object. The JSON is somewhat hard to read. To get a pretty version of the JSON object used the “-p” option.
On the command line you can easily pipe the results to a file for latter modification. Let’s do this for each of the records we have created so far.
dataset read -p friends.ds frieda >frieda-profile.json
dataset read -p friends.ds mojo >mojo-profile.json
dataset read -p friends.ds jack >jack-profile.json
Working in python is similar but rather than write out our JSON structures to a file we’re going to keep them in memory as Python dict.
In Python –
(frieda_profile, err) = dataset.read("friends.ds", "frieda")
if err != "":
stop(err)
(mojo_profile, err) = dataset.read("friends.ds", "mojo")
if err != "":
stop(err)
(jack_profile, err) = dataset.read("friends.ds", "jack")
if err != "":
stop(err)
In Python, just like with init and create the read verb returns a tuple of the value and err. Notice a pattern?
Next we can modify the profiles (the *.json files for the command line version). We’re going to add a key/value pair for “catch_phrase” associated with each JSON object in friends.ds. For Little Frieda edit freida-profile.json to look like –
{
"_Key": "frieda",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name": "Little Frieda",
"catch_phrase": "Woweee Zoweee"
}
For Mojo’s mojo-profile.json –
{
"_Key": "mojo",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name": "Mojo Sam, the Yudoo Man",
"catch_phrase": "Feet Don't Fail Me Now!"
}
An Jack’s jack-profile.json –
{
"_Key": "jack",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name": "Jack Flanders",
"catch_phrase": "What is coming at you is coming from you"
}
On the command line we can read in the updated JSON objects and save the results in the collection with the update verb. Like with init and create the update verb will return an “OK” or error message. Let’s update each of our JSON objects.
dataset update friends.ds freida frieda-profile.json
dataset update friends.ds mojo mojo-profile.json
dataset update friends.ds jack jack-profile.json
TIP: By providing a filename ending in “.json” the dataset command knows to read the JSON object from disc. If the object had stated with a “{” and ended with a “}” it would assume you were using an explicit JSON expression.
In Python we can work with each of the dictionaries variables we save from our previous read example. We add our “catch_phrase” attribute then update each record.
frieda_profile["catch_phrase"] = "Wowee Zowee"
mojo_profile["catch_phrase"] = "Feet Don't Fail Me Now!"
jack_profile["catch_phrase"] = "What is coming at you is coming from you"
err = dataset.update("friends.ds", "frieda", frieda_profile)
if err != "":
stop(err)
err = dataset.update("friends.ds", "mojo", mojo_profile)
if err != "":
stop(err)
err = dataset.update("friends.ds", "jack", jack_profile)
if err != "":
stop(err)
As an exercise how would you read back the updated version on the command line or in Python?
Eventually you might want to remove a JSON object from the collection. Let’s remove Jack Flander’s record for now.
command line –
Notice the “OK” in this case it means we’ve successfully delete the JSON object from the collection.
An perhaps as you’ve already guessed working in Python looks like –
Eventually you have lots of objects in your collection. You are not going to be able to remember all the keys. dataset provides a keys function for getting a list of keys as well as a count to give you a total number of keys.
Now that we’ve deleted a few things let’s see how many keys are in friends.ds. We can do that with the count verb.
Command line –
In Python –
Likewise we can get a list of the keys with the keys verb.
If you are following along in Python then you can just save the keys to a variable called keys.
JSON objects are tree like. This structure can be inconvienent for some types of analysis like tabulation, comparing values or generating summarizing reports. Many languages support a concept of “data frame”. Meaning a list of objects, possibly with associated metadata about how the list was created. This becomes a convient way to process data. Frames can easily be transformed. Sometimes a spreadsheet, table or 2D grid like structure is often a more familair format for these types of tasks. frame-grid is dataset’s verb for taking a data frame and returning a 2D list of grid results. The 2D grid is easy to iterate over. A frame-grid doesn’t enforce any specifics on the columns and rows. It only contains the values you specified in the list of keys and dot paths when you defined the data frame.
dataset also comes with a frame verb. A frame is an order list of objects with some additional matadata. It is similar to the “data frames” concepts in languages like Julia, Matlab, Octave, Python and R. It is a data structure that can be easily mapped to a grid (2D array or rows and columns). A frame is represented as an array of objects there the column names correspond to a attribute name in an object. It enforces a structure that behaves like a grid but is also easy to iterate over for other types of processing. Like our “grid” command a a frame will also derive heading labels (object attribute names) from the dot paths used to define the frame and will include metadata about the collection, keys used to define the frame and default types of data in the columns. The extra information in a frame stays with the collection. Frames are persistent and can be easily recalculated based on collection updates.
To define a frame we only need one additional piece of information besides what we used for a grid. We need a name for the frame.
dataset frame-create -i=friends.keys friends.ds \
"name-and-email" \
.name=name .email=email \
.catch_phrase=catch_phrase
In python it would look like
keys = dataset.keys("friends.ds")
err = dataset.frame_create("friends.ds", "name-and-email",
keys, {
".name": "name",
".email": "email",
".catch_phrase": "catch_phrase"
})
if err != "":
stop(err)
To see the full contents of a frame we only need to supply the collection and frame names.
In Python it’d look like
(f, err) = dataset.frame("friends.ds", "name-and-email")
if err != "":
stop(err)
print(json.dumps(f, indent = 4))
Looking at the resulting JSON object you see other attributes beyond the object list of the frame. These are created to simplify some of dataset more complex interactions.
Most of the time you don’t want the metadata, so you we have a way of just retrieving the object list.
Or in Python
Let’s add back the Jack record we deleted a few sections ago and “reframe” our “name-and-email” frame.
# Adding back Jack
dataset create friends.ds jack jack-profile.json
# Save all the keys in the collection
dataset keys friends.ds >friends.keys
# Now reframe "name-and-email" with the updated friends.keys
dataset frame-reframe -i=friends.keys friends.ds "name-and-email"
# Now let's take a look at the frame
dataset frame -p friends.ds "name-and-email"
NOTE: the read before it the “-p” option will cause the JSON representation of the frame to be pretty printed.
Let’s try the same thing in Python
err = dataset.create("friends.ds", "jack", jack_profile)
if err != "":
stop(err)
keys = dataset.keys("friends.ds")
err = dataset.frame_reframe("friends.ds", "name-and-email", keys)
if err != "":
stop(err)
(f, err) = dataset.frame("friends.ds", "name-and-email")
if err != "":
stop(err)
print(json.dumps(f, indent = 4))
We can list the frames in the collection using the frames verb.
In Python
In our frame we have previously defined three columns, looking at the JSON representation of the frame we also see a “labels” attribute. Labels are used when exporting and synchronizing content between a CSV file, Google Sheet and a collection (labels become column names).
Labels are set at the time of frame definition and persist as long as the frame exists. The order of the columns reflects the order of the pairs defining the dot paths and labels. In our previous examples we provided the order of the columns for the frame “name-and-email” as .name, .email, .catch_phrase dot paths. If we want to have the labels “ID”, “Display Name”, “EMail”, and “Catch Phrase” we need to define our frame that way.
dataset frame-delete friends.ds "name-and-email"
dataset frame friends.ds "name-and-email" \
"._Key=ID" ".name=Display Name" \
".email=EMail" ".catch_phrase=Catch Phrase"
In Python it look like
err = dataset.frame_delete("friends.ds", "name-and-email")
if err != "":
stop(err)
err = dataset.frame("friends.ds", "name-and-email",
"._Key": "ID",
".name": "Display Name",
".email": "EMail",
".catch_pharse": "Catch Phrase"
})
if err != "":
stop(err)
Finally the last thing we need to be able to do is delete a frame. Delete frames work very similar to deleting a JSON record.
Or in Python
TIP: Frames like collections have a number of operations. Here’s the list
Continue exploring dataset with


JDZ
Twitter GitHub LinkedIngroup_by
How does it work?
02/05/15
Have you ever wanted to group elements of data before into sub-groups in Ruby but didn't know how?
I am new to programming, and I just discovered an enumberable method that can be used for just that.
The method group_by
is a way of getting elements from an array into a hash by organizing them under arrays whose keys are the results returned by the block.
For example, if we wanted to organize a list of movies aphabetically
movies = ["Star Wars", "Jaws", "Harry Potter", "Alphaville", "Alien", "Django Unchained", "Dancer in the Dark", "Tron"]
but wanted to pull them up in groups like 'A-F','G-L','M-S','T-Z'. we would type:
Say you wanted to catagorize numbers by how many times 5 can go into them. numbers = (1..20).to_a.group_by {|num| num/5}
You get the resulting hash:


{% extends "gallery_template.html" %} {% import "macros/trade.html" as trade %} {% block main %}
Two styles of autocomplete, one aimed at progressive enhancement, turning a select into an autocompete, and another that gets suggestions from an ajax endpoint. The autocomplete macro will create markup depending on if it is passed an array of options or a url.
When the macro is passed an array of options will create a hidden select control in markup and present a textfield to the user to allow them to type in their value to lookup. The control will then lookup the values in the select dropdwn
When the macro is passed an url then it will call the url with the current term and present the matches returned.
{% raw %}{{ trade.autocomplete('selectadvisor',
label="DIT advisor",
value=interaction.advisor,
displayvalue=currentAdvisorName,
hint="Please start typing to serach for an advisor",
error=errors.selectadvisor,
url='/api/advisorlookup/?term=')
}}
{{ trade.autocomplete('ajaxadvisor',
label="DIT advisor",
value=interaction.advisor,
hint="Please start typing to serach for an advisor",
error=errors.ajaxadvisor,
options=advisors
)
}}{% endraw %}
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | Y | the name for the field |
| label | Y | The label for the field |
| value | Y | The text value for the field |
| hint | N | Optional hint to show below the label |
| id | N | If you wish the field to be assigned an ID pass it here |
| class | N | Pass an extra class value to add to the markup, e.g. selected |
| error | N | If there is an error with the field, set the error string here. |
| displayvalue | N | Only required for ajax lookup. Provide the display value associated with the given id value |
| url | N | A URL to use to lookup values for the field, e.g. http://test/lookup?term= The return must be an array of objects with an id and name, e.g. [{id:1, name:'test'}] |
| options | N | An array of objects with an id and name property, similar to the url return values. |


Some Useful UNIX Commands
What follows are some excerpts from the manual pages; for complete
descriptions, use man command
Square brackets [ ... ] denote optional arguments to the command.
- cd [ directory ]
- directory becomes the new working directory. The process
must have execute (search) permission in directory. If cd
is used without arguments, it returns you to your login
directory.
- cp file1 file2
- cp copies the contents of filename1 onto filename2. The
mode and owner of filename2 are preserved if it already
existed; the mode of the source file is used otherwise. If
filename1 is a symbolic link, or a duplicate hard link, the
contents of the file that the link refers to are copied;
links are not preserved.
- diff [ options ] filename1 filename2
- diff is a differential file comparator. When run on regular
files, and when comparing text files that differ during
directory comparison (see the notes below on comparing
directories), diff tells what lines must be changed in the
files to bring them into agreement. Except in rare circumstances,
diff finds a smallest sufficient set of differences. If
neither filename1 nor filename2 is a directory,
either may be given as `-', in which case the standard input
is used. If filename1 is a directory, a file in that directory
whose filename is the same as the filename of filename2
is used (and vice versa).
- du [ -s ] [ -a ] [ filename ... ]
- du gives the number of kilobytes contained in all files and,
recursively, directories within each specified directory or
file filename. If filename is missing, `.' (the current
directory) is used.
- elm
- Elm is an interactive screen-oriented mailer program that
supersedes mail and mailx.
- emacs [ filename ]
- MicroEMACS is a tool for creating and changing documents,
programs, and other text files. It is both relatively easy for
the novice to use, but also very powerful in the hands of an
expert. MicroEMACS can be extensively customized for the needs of
the individual user.
- finger [ options ] [ name ]
- By default, finger displays information about each logged-in
user, including his or her: login name, full name, terminal
name (prepended with a `*' if write-permission is denied),
idle time, login time, and location (comment field in
/etc/ttytab for users logged in locally, hostname for users
logged in remotely) if known.
- ftp [ host ]
- ftp is the user interface to the ARPANET standard File
Transfer Protocol (FTP). ftp transfers files to and from a
remote network site.
- handout
- Handout allows access to a handout in the category of your
choice. Handout provides a menu of current handouts and
interactively allows viewing, copying, and printing of handouts
in the specified categories.
- lpq [ -Pprinter ]
- lpq displays the contents of a printer queue. It reports
the status of jobs specified by job#, or all jobs owned by
the user specified by username. lpq reports on all jobs in
the default printer queue when invoked with no arguments.
- lpr [ -Pprinter ] filename
- lpr creates a printer job in a spooling area for subsequent
printing as facilities become available. Each printer job
consists of a control file and one or more data files. The
data files are copies of (or, with -s , symbolic links to)
each filename you specify. The spool area is managed by the
line printer daemon, lpd. Jobs that specify a printer on
a remote machine are forwarded by lpd.
- lprm [ -Pprinter ] [ - ] [ job# ] [ username ]
- lprm removes a job or jobs from a printer's spooling queue.
Since the spool directory is protected from users, using
lprm is normally the only method by which a user can remove
a job.
- ls [ options ] [ name ]
- For each filename which is a directory, ls lists the contents
of the directory; for each filename which is a file,
ls repeats its name and any other information requested. By
default, the output is sorted alphabetically. When no argument
is given, the current directory is listed. When
several arguments are given, the arguments are first sorted
appropriately, but file arguments are processed before
directories and their contents.
- mail [ options ] [ recipient ]
- mail is a comfortable, flexible, interactive program for
composing, sending and receiving electronic messages. While
reading messages, mail provides you with commands to browse,
display, save, delete, and respond to messages. While sending
mail, mail allows editing and reviewing of messages
being composed, and the inclusion of text from files or
other messages.
- man [ options ] name
- man displays information from the reference manuals. It can
display complete manual pages that you select by title, or
one-line summaries selected either by keyword (-k), or by
the name of an associated file (-f).
- mkdir directory
- mkdir creates directories. Standard entries, `.', for the
directory itself, and `..' for its parent, are made automatically.
- more file
- more is a filter that displays the contents of a text file
on the terminal, one screenful at a time. It normally
pauses after each screenful, and prints --More-- at the bottom
of the screen. more provides a two-line overlap between
screens for continuity. If more is reading from a file
rather than a pipe, the percentage of characters displayed
so far is also shown.
- mv file1 file2
- mv moves files and directories around in the file system. A
side effect of mv is to rename a file or directory.
- paper [ user ]
- Paper displays paper usage information stored in the default
paper quota file /usr/adm/pquota. Each user has an entry in
the paper quota file on the home site of the user.
- passwd
- passwd changes (or installs) a password, login shell (-s
option), or full name (-f option) associated with the user
username (your own by default). chsh is equivalent to
passwd with the -s option, and chfn is equivalent to passwd
with the -f option.
- ps [ options ]
- ps displays information about processes. Normally, only
those processes that are running with your effective user ID
and are attached to a controlling terminal (see termio(4))
are shown. Additional categories of processes can be added
to the display using various options. In particular, the -a
option allows you to include processes that are not owned by
you (that do not have your user ID), and the -x option
allows you to include processes without control terminals.
When you specify both -a and -x, you get processes owned by
anyone, with or without a control terminal. The -r option
restricts the list of processes printed to "running"
processes: runnable processes, those in page wait, or those
in short-term non-interruptible waits.
- quota [ -v ] [ username ]
- quota displays users' disk usage and limits. Only the
super-user may use the optional username argument to view
the limits of users other than himself.
- rm file
- rm removes (directory entries for) one or more files. If an
entry was the last link to the file, the contents of that
file are lost. See ln(1V) for more information about multiple
links to files.
- rmdir directory
- rmdir removes each named directory. rmdir only removes
empty directories.
- sort [ options ] filename
- The sort program sorts and collates lines contained in the
named files, and writes the result onto the standard output.
If no filename argument is given, or if `-' appears as an
argument, sort accepts input from the standard input.
- telnet [ host [ port ] ]
- telnet communicates with another host using the TELNET protocol.
If telnet is invoked without arguments, it enters
command mode, indicated by its prompt (telnet>). In this
mode, it accepts and executes the commands listed below. If
it is invoked with arguments, it performs an open command
(see below) with those arguments.
- vi [ options ] [ filename ]
- vi (visual) is a display oriented text editor based on
ex. ex and vi are, in fact, the same text editor; it is
possible to get to the command mode of ex from within vi and
vice-versa.
- who
- Used without arguments, who lists the login name, terminal
name, and login time for each current user. who gets this
information from the /etc/utmp file.
Updated: 6/27/95
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Classes and interfaces
Swift_Events_CommandListener¶
Listens for Transports to send commands to the server.
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Swift_Events_Event¶
The minimum interface for an Event.
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Swift_Events_EventDispatcher¶
Interface for the EventDispatcher which handles the event dispatching layer.
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Swift_Events_EventListener¶
An identity interface which all EventListeners must extend.
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Swift_Events_ResponseListener¶
Listens for responses from a remote SMTP server.
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Swift_Events_SendListener¶
Listens for Messages being sent from within the Transport system.
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Swift_Events_TransportChangeListener¶
Listens for changes within the Transport system.
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Swift_Events_TransportExceptionListener¶
Listens for Exceptions thrown from within the Transport system.
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Swift_Events_CommandEvent¶
Generated when a command is sent over an SMTP connection.
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Swift_Events_EventObject¶
A base Event which all Event classes inherit from.
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Generated when a response is received on a SMTP connection.

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Swift_Events_SimpleEventDispatcher¶
The EventDispatcher which handles the event dispatching layer.
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Generated when the state of a Transport is changed (i.e.
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BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS A film review by Craig Good Copyright 1987 Craig Good
I recently had the--um--opportunity to see BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS at the Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley. Among the odiferous genre known as Badfilm this one stands out as a pungent weed: a film that is skillfully bad.
Imagine all the worst of the late Sixties (the film was made in the early Seventies) strained through a Hollywood point of view and sliced like a microtome sample right through the silliest parts. Roger Ebert's screenplay is a brilliant hodge-podge of paisley psycho-babble and psychedelic cliche. I'm convinced that he knew exactly what he was doing with the improbable and wandering story of an all-girl rock group called "The Carrie Nations" (with approximately six talents between them if you get my drift and I think you do). I have serious doubts whether the director, Russ Meyer, knew what was going on and it's clear that the actors hadn't a clue.
Meyer, known for his soft-core photography of callimastian women of truly heroic proportions, had impressed the studio with his "Vixens" film which grossed tens of millions for a $600,000 outlay. When he got his big budget to make BVD (which has absolutely nothing to do with the VALLEY OF THE DOLLS film/book by Jacqueline Suzanne), he ran right out and hired a schlock director of photography and a kid from Chicago to write it.
At least Ebert saw his chance. I have a clear mental picture of him at his typewriter: Tap, tap, tap, and then roll on the floor with laughter. I'm sure he wondered if anybody would deliver the lines with straight faces. As it turned out, very little genuine emotion of any kind appears on any faces during the film. I still marvel at how several conversations were carried on without saying one sentence in intelligible English. ("This is my scene and it freaks me out.") Also telling is the searing accusation by an establishment lawyer: "She has been living with three other people. One of them is a man, and...," he turns, points a finger for dramatic effect, and emphasizes, "...the other two are *women*!"
I could go on and on. The movie goes on and on. And on. And on. Like a bad symphony it keeps ending. I counted four complete, distinct endings. One is an Eddie Wood-like voice over recounting the sins and lessons to be learned of each character in the film. By this point I realized that the film was not merely an exercise in excess and bad taste, but a shaggy dog. See it if you think you can stand it. It's a real education in how outrageous boredom can be.
--Craig Good ...{ucbvax,sun}!pixar!good
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高级列表用于复杂数据的列表展示，如多行数据、图文混排、左侧小图标等。
框架为列表中常用的的文字排版（如标题、二级描述、图片、数量指示等）提供了一些规约。
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Somebody once told me the world is gonna roll me. I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed.  In the shape of an "L" on her forehead. Well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming. Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running. Didn't make sense not to live for fun.  So much to do, so much to see. So what's wrong with taking the back streets? You'll never know if you don't go. You'll never shine if you don't glow.   And all that glitters is gold. Only shooting stars break the mold. It's a cool place and they say it gets colder. You're bundled up now wait 'til you get older. But the meteor men beg to differ. Judging by the hole in the satellite picture. The ice we skate is getting pretty thin. The water's getting warm so you might as well swim. My world's on fire. How about yours? That's the way I like it and I'll never get bored.   And all that glitters is gold. Only shooting stars break the mold. Go for the moon. Go for the moon. Go for the moon. Go for the moon.   And all that glitters is gold. Only shooting stars. Somebody once asked could I spare some change for gas. I need to get myself away from this place. I said yep, what a concept. I could use a little fuel myself. And we could all use a little change. Well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming. Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running. Didn't make sense not to live for fun.  So much to do, so much to see. So what's wrong with taking the back streets? You'll never know if you don't go. You'll never shine if you don't glow.   And all that glitters is gold. Only shooting stars break the mold. And all that glitters is gold. Only shooting stars break the mold.
Up, Up, and Away!


ERROR!   HONESTLY, IF I WERE YOU... WELL, I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'D DO. I DO FEEL BAD THOUGH. GOOD LUCK AMIGO.


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Math library
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NanoVG is small antialiased vector graphics rendering library for OpenGL. It has lean API modeled after HTML5 canvas API. It is aimed to be a practical and fun toolset for building scalable user interfaces and visualizations.
The NanoVG API is modeled loosely on HTML5 canvas API. If you know canvas, you're up to speed with NanoVG in no time.
The drawing context is created using platform specific constructor function. If you're using the OpenGL 2.0 back-end the context is created as follows:
The first parameter defines flags for creating the renderer.
NVG_ANTIALIAS
means that the renderer adjusts the geometry to include anti-aliasing. If you're using MSAA, you can omit this flags.NVG_STENCIL_STROKES
means that the render uses better quality rendering for (overlapping) strokes. The quality is mostly visible on wider strokes. If you want speed, you can omit this flag.Currently there is an OpenGL back-end for NanoVG: nanovg_gl.h for OpenGL 2.0, OpenGL ES 2.0, OpenGL 3.2 core profile and OpenGL ES 3. The implementation can be chosen using a define as in above example. See the header file and examples for further info.
NOTE: The render target you're rendering to must have stencil buffer.
Drawing a simple shape using NanoVG consists of four steps: 1) begin a new shape, 2) define the path to draw, 3) set fill or stroke, 4) and finally fill or stroke the path.
Calling nvgBeginPath()
will clear any existing paths and start drawing from blank slate. There are number of number of functions to define the path to draw, such as rectangle, rounded rectangle and ellipse, or you can use the common moveTo, lineTo, bezierTo and arcTo API to compose the paths step by step.
Because of the way the rendering backend is build in NanoVG, drawing a composite path, that is path consisting from multiple paths defining holes and fills, is a bit more involved. NanoVG uses even-odd filling rule and by default the paths are wound in counter clockwise order. Keep that in mind when drawing using the low level draw API. In order to wind one of the predefined shapes as a hole, you should call nvgPathWinding(vg, NVG_HOLE)
, or nvgPathWinding(vg, NVG_CW)
after defining the path.
nvgCreatexxx()
callsnvgBeginFrame()
and nvgEndFrame()
NVG_DEBUG
flag to nvgCreatexxx()
The OpenGL back-end touches following states:
When textures are uploaded or updated, the following pixel store is set to defaults: GL_UNPACK_ALIGNMENT
, GL_UNPACK_ROW_LENGTH
, GL_UNPACK_SKIP_PIXELS
, GL_UNPACK_SKIP_ROWS
. Texture binding is also affected. Texture updates can happen when the user loads images, or when new font glyphs are added. Glyphs are added as needed between calls to nvgBeginFrame()
and nvgEndFrame()
.
The data for the whole frame is buffered and flushed in nvgEndFrame()
. The following code illustrates the OpenGL state touched by the rendering code:
See the header file nanovg.h for API reference.
The library is licensed under zlib license
Uses stb_truetype (or, optionally, freetype) for font rendering. Uses stb_image for image loading.


London to Paris
Day 1 - London to Heathfield
Day 2 (part 1) - Heathfield to Newhaven Port
Day 2 (part 2) - Dieppe to Serqueux
Day 3 - Serqueux to Gouvieux
Day 4 (part 1) - Gouvieux to Paris
Day 4 (part 2) - Paris to campsite


There are two interfaces to CouchDB, the built-in Futon web-based interface and the CouchDB API accessed through the HTTP REST interface. The former is the simplest way to view and monitor your CouchDB installation and perform a number of basic database and system operations. More information on using the Futon interface can be found in Using Futon.
The primary way to interact with the CouchDB API is to use a client library or other interface that provides access to the underlying functionality through your chosen language or platform. However, since the API is supported through HTTP REST, you can interact with your CouchDB with any solution that supports the HTTP protocol.
There are a number of different tools that talk the HTTP protocol and allow you to set and configure the necessary information. One tool for this that allows for access from the command-line is curl. See Using curl.
Futon is a native web-based interface built into CouchDB. It provides a basic interface to the majority of the functionality, including the ability to create, update, delete and view documents and views, provides access to the configuration parameters, and an interface for initiating replication.
The default view is the Overview page which provides you with a list of the databases. The basic structure of the page is consistent regardless of the section you are in. The main panel on the left provides the main interface to the databases, configuration or replication systems. The side panel on the right provides navigation to the main areas of Futon interface:
The main sections are:
Overview
The main overview page, which provides a list of the databases and provides the interface for querying the database and creating and updating documents. See Managing Databases and Documents.
Configuration
An interface into the configuration of your CouchDB installation. The interface allows you to edit the different configurable parameters. For more details on configuration, see Configuration.
Replicator
An interface to the replication system, enabling you to initiate replication between local and remote databases. See Configuring Replication.
Status
Displays a list of the running background tasks on the server. Background tasks include view index building, compaction and replication. The Status page is an interface to the Active Tasks API call.
Verify Installation
The Verify Installation allows you to check whether all of the components of your CouchDB installation are correctly installed.
Test Suite
The Test Suite section allows you to run the built-in test suite. This executes a number of test routines entirely within your browser to test the API and functionality of your CouchDB installation. If you select this page, you can run the tests by using the Run All button. This will execute all the tests, which may take some time.
You can manage databases and documents within Futon using the main Overview section of the Futon interface.
To create a new database, click the Create Database ELLIPSIS button. You will be prompted for the database name, as shown in the figure below.
Once you have created the database (or selected an existing one), you will be shown a list of the current documents. If you create a new document, or select an existing document, you will be presented with the edit document display.
Editing documents within Futon requires selecting the document and then editing (and setting) the fields for the document individually before saving the document back into the database.
For example, the figure below shows the editor for a single document, a newly created document with a single ID, the document _id field.
To add a field to the document:
Click Add Field.
In the fieldname box, enter the name of the field you want to create. For example, “company”.
Click the green tick next to the field name to confirm the field name change.
Double-click the corresponding Value cell.
Enter a company name, for example “Example”.
Click the green tick next to the field value to confirm the field value.
The document is still not saved as this point. You must explicitly save the document by clicking the Save Document button at the top of the page. This will save the document, and then display the new document with the saved revision information (the _rev field).
The same basic interface is used for all editing operations within Futon. You must remember to save the individual element (fieldname, value) using the green tick button, before then saving the document.
When you click the Replicator option within the Tools menu you are presented with the Replicator screen. This allows you to start replication between two databases by filling in or select the appropriate options within the form provided.
To start a replication process, either the select the local database or enter a remote database name into the corresponding areas of the form. Replication occurs from the database on the left to the database on the right.
If you are specifying a remote database name, you must specify the full URL of the remote database (including the host, port number and database name). If the remote instance requires authentication, you can specify the username and password as part of the URL, for example http://username:pass@remotehost:5984/demo.
To enable continuous replication, click the Continuous checkbox.
To start the replication process, click the Replicate button. The replication process should start and will continue in the background. If the replication process will take a long time, you can monitor the status of the replication using the Status option under the Tools menu.
Once replication has been completed, the page will show the information returned when the replication process completes by the API.
The Replicator tool is an interface to the underlying replication API. For more information, see POST /_replicate. For more information on replication, see Replication.
The curl utility is a command line tool available on Unix, Linux, Mac OS X and Windows and many other platforms. curl provides easy access to the HTTP protocol (among others) directly from the command-line and is therefore an ideal way of interacting with CouchDB over the HTTP REST API.
For simple GET requests you can supply the URL of the request. For example, to get the database information:
shell> curl http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984
This returns the database information (formatted in the output below for clarity):
{
"couchdb" : "Welcome",
"version" : "|version|",
}
Note
For some URLs, especially those that include special characters such as ampersand, exclamation mark, or question mark, you should quote the URL you are specifying on the command line. For example:
shell> curl 'http://couchdb:5984/_uuids?count=5'
You can explicitly set the HTTP command using the -X command line option. For example, when creating a database, you set the name of the database in the URL you send using a PUT request:
shell> curl -X PUT http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/demo
{"ok":true}
But to obtain the database information you use a GET request (with the return information formatted for clarity):
shell> curl -X GET http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/demo
{
"compact_running" : false,
"doc_count" : 0,
"db_name" : "demo",
"purge_seq" : 0,
"committed_update_seq" : 0,
"doc_del_count" : 0,
"disk_format_version" : 5,
"update_seq" : 0,
"instance_start_time" : "1306421773496000",
"disk_size" : 79
}
For certain operations, you must specify the content type of request, which you do by specifying the Content-Type header using the -H command-line option:
shell> curl -H 'Content-Type: application/json' http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/_uuids
You can also submit ‘payload’ data, that is, data in the body of the HTTP request using the -d option. This is useful if you need to submit JSON structures, for example document data, as part of the request. For example, to submit a simple document to the demo database:
shell> curl -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-X POST http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/demo \
-d '{"company": "Example, Inc."}'
{"ok":true,"id":"8843faaf0b831d364278331bc3001bd8",
"rev":"1-33b9fbce46930280dab37d672bbc8bb9"}
In the above example, the argument after the -d option is the JSON of the document we want to submit.
The document can be accessed by using the automatically generated document ID that was returned:
shell> curl -X GET http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/demo/8843faaf0b831d364278331bc3001bd8
{"_id":"8843faaf0b831d364278331bc3001bd8",
"_rev":"1-33b9fbce46930280dab37d672bbc8bb9",
"company":"Example, Inc."}
The API samples in the API Basics show the HTTP command, URL and any payload information that needs to be submitted (and the expected return value). All of these examples can be reproduced using curl with the command-line examples shown above.


So you can change code with confidence. You know what works and what shouldn't. You don't fear refactoring in an area covered by unit tests.
Tests aid you in understanding and covering requirements... especially if you start by writing tests - see TDD.
Tests aid you in finding flaws in your code or even in your design.
Tests can also serve as documentation (especially if you write them with BDD style assertions).
Plus, they don't go out-of-date, unlike separate documentation, which can and frequently does.
Testing is fun. (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
Because it's a good idea to write unit tests, and because we can.
｡◕‿◕｡
The days of untestable spaghetti code on the client are gone (thanks frameworks!)
Divide and conquer.
Split and isolate business logic from UI logic.
Don't intermingle responsibilities.
Write small functions instead of one big one. Small functions are easier to test.
However, don't go to overboard on this, make sure your functions extractions make sense from a separations of concerns perspective - you don't want to ruin the design just to make it easier to test.
If you're working on a new feature and you don't know where to start...
Start by writing unit tests. You don't necessarily need to fill them out, setting up the basic structure can help you figure out what you need to do and start coding.
This is a way to get some of the benefits of TDD, without fully committing to it ;)
A good unit test is very limited in scope. If the test fails, it's obvious where to look for the problem.
Use as few assertions as possible so that the offending code is obvious. It's important to only test one thing in a single test.
Don’t test what has been tested already: meaning don't test what the framework / library you use do out of the box.
Test domain specific stuff, like business rules, etc. Tests should be relevant and meaningful.
Beware of false positives.
This might not be a problem in server-side unit testing frameworks,
but it is one in Mocha
for example (due to the way JavaScript works).
However there are solutions out there.

Preexisting code created without tests can be challenging to test/refactor, but with
incremental effort, it can be done.
If you find something that is hard to test, see if it can be refactored.
Improving code quality can be a nice side-effect of unit testing.
Aim for good code coverage and well-written tests, but don't let yourself become overly concerned with them.
After all...
"Imperfect tests, run frequently, are much better than perfect tests that are never written at all". - Martin Fowler


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Sinusoids and Circles
Consider the unit circle. Starting from the positive x-axis and tracing the circle, plotting the y coordinate as a function of the polar angle t, we produce a sine wave of period 2pi i.e. y = sin(t).#small_sin_trace
If were to instead start tracing 90 degrees later i.e. from the positive y-axis we see that the same procedure produces a cosine wave. This isn't surprising, given that cos(t) = sin(t+90).#small_cos_trace
By varying the parameters of the circle, we can plot arbitrary sinusoidal functions Asin(t+α). Notice how varying the radius, trace speed and starting position affects the amplitude, frequency and phase-offset of the resulting sinusoid.| Amplitude | Frequency | Phase |
Sums of Circles
We have just shown that an arbitrary sin function is represented by a circle when considering y(t). It follows that a sum of two sine waves can be represented by a corresponding sum of circles.#sum_threesin
Indeed, it follows that any linear combination of arbitrary sin functions can be represented in this way.
Fourier Series
From the study of Fourier Analysis, it turns out that any periodic function can be expressed as an infinite sum of sines and cosines, provided the function f(x).- has a finite period,
- is single valued,
- has an finite number of maxima/minima over one period,
- has a finite number of discontinuities over one period,
- encloses a finite area over one period.
These conditions are sufficient but not necessary: there exists (weird) functions with a convergent fourier series that do not satisfy these conditions.
It follows therefore that periodic functions can be approximated by truncating the series to include only the first few terms: a finite sum of sines and cosines and can therefore be visualised as a finite sum of circles.
Some common periodic functions are shown below.


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Insurance law is the practice of law surrounding insurance, including insurance policies and claims. It can be broadly broken into three categories - regulation of the business of insurance; regulation of the content of insurance policies, especially with regard to consumer policies; and regulation of claim handling.
Commercial law, also known as business law or corporate law, is the body of law that applies to the rights, relations, and conduct of persons and businesses engaged in commerce, merchandising, trade, and sales. It is often considered to be a branch of civil law and deals with issues of both private law and public law.
Personal injury cases are legal disputes that arise when one person suffers harm from an accident or injury, and someone else might be legally responsible for that harm. A personal injury case can become formalized through civil court proceedings that seek to find others legally at fault through a court judgment.
A consumer or any recognized consumer association, that is, voluntary consumer association registered under the Companies Act, 1956 or any other law for the time being in force, whether the consumer is a member of such association or not, or the central or state government can file a complaint in this regard.
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Generators simplify iterator-authoring using function*
and yield
. A function declared as function*
returns a Generator
instance. Generators are subtypes of iterators which include additional next
and throw
. These enable values to flow back into the generator, so yield
is an expression form which returns a value (or throws).
Note: Can also be used to enable await
-like async programming, see also ES7 await
proposal.
Open your browser's console to view the output of this code.
var fibonacci = {
[Symbol.iterator]: function*fib() {
var pre = 0;
var cur = 1;
var temp;
for (;;) {
temp = pre;
pre = cur;
cur += temp;
yield cur;
}
}
};
for (let n of fibonacci) {
if (n > 1000) {
break;
}
console.log(n);
}


delhivery package¶
Submodules¶
delhivery.constants module¶
Note
All constants required for Delhivery API are placed here.
delhivery.helper module¶
Note
It contains XML helper parser methods required to parse the response sent by delhivery.
delhivery.response_handler module¶
Note
This file parses the response for all Delhivery API call.
-
class
delhivery.response_handler.
ResponseHandler
(response)¶ Bases:
object
This is a helper class which creates valid response for all Delhivery API calls
-
json
()¶ It converts response to JSON Args:
NoneReturns: JSON response
-
set_properties
()¶ It sets the properties for the response Args:
NoneReturns: Formatted JSON equivalent
-
delhivery.services module¶
Note
It contains all the core service methods required for the delhivery.
-
class
delhivery.services.
CancelShipment
(user_profile)¶ Bases:
delhivery.DelhiveryBase
Cancels the previously created shipment in delhivery.
-
class
delhivery.services.
CreatePackage
(user_profile)¶ Bases:
delhivery.DelhiveryBase
Create the new shipment in delhivery.
-
class
delhivery.services.
CreatePickup
(user_profile)¶ Bases:
delhivery.DelhiveryBase
delhivery.user_profile module¶
Date: 10/02/2017 File: user_profile This file sets the user credentials for Delhivery profile.
-
class
delhivery.user_profile.
UserProfile
(client_name, api_token, debug=False)¶ Bases:
object
Set the user credentials for API requests.
Module contents¶
Note
This file contains the Base class which will set the client name and api token for making the delhivery API calls
-
class
delhivery.
DelhiveryBase
(user_profile)¶ Bases:
object
This class contains the abstract methods that are needed for preparing request and response for making calls Delhivery.
-
send_request
(data)¶ Used to send the final JSON response and to be called by subclass. It internally override the _send_request of subclass.
- Args:
- data - It contains the payload needed for the API Call
Returns: Response
-


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In Malaysia most thieves are likely to be opportunistic rather than violent. Most cruisers visiting the country report having no real security or safety fears. However, best practice is to take the usual general precautions (locking the boat, lifting and securing dinghy & outboard, removing valuables from sight etc.) as thefts and burglaries have been reported.
Penang and Johor Bahru are reported to be the worst areas in Malaysia for crime. When going ashore avoid wearing expensive jewellrey, carrying open bags and cycling with open baskets and crates.
There are regular political demonstrations in central Kuala Lumpur on Saturday afternoons. Monitor local media, be vigilant and avoid all large political gatherings.
Borneo, Sabah:
June 2015: Current advice is against all but essential travel to all islands off the coast of eastern Sabah from Kudat to Tawau, including (but not limited to) Lankayan, Mabul, Pom Pom, Kapalai, Litigan, Sipadan and Mataking.
There is a threat to foreigners of kidnapping and criminality on the eastern coast of Sabah and in particular the islands close to the Sulu Archipelago in the southern Philippines. The southern Philippines is just a short boat ride away from Sabah's east coast. There have been several incidents of kidnapping and worse in the last 2 years.
A German couple were abducted from their yacht by bandits at Palawan, Philippines in April 2014.
A yacht was pursued by pirates in November 2015 off the eastern coast of Sabah, who attempted to board.
The FCO currently advise against travelling here - see advisory here.
Malay Fishermen
In 2016 a number of cruising boats have been harrassed by fisherman when at anchor on the West coast, blamed for laying their anchors over fishing nets and then being pushed for money to cover the damage (when in fact the net was laid over the anchor whilst the owners were sleeping). This kind of extortion is being taken seriously and cruisers along with local marine businesses are working together to try and present a compelling case to stop this action.
Any cruisers who suffer similar concerning incidents with Malay fisherman should contact Jennifer aboard MV TigerLily in Straits Quay Marina in Penang.
E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mobile:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Incidents noonsite knows about occured off Pulau Rimau at the southern end of Pulau Pinang and Tg. Tohar (1° 51 N; 102° 45.5 E).
Last updated March 2016.
On the coast the temperatures do not rise too high in this tropical climate, averaging 70-90°F (21-32°C). November to February is the rainy season when sudden downpours are frequent, especially on the west coast. The NE monsoon is from November to March, but on the west Malaysian coast local land breezes have a major effect on sailing conditions.
Brunei Bay Radio operates a regular voice broadcast sked of METAREA and local coastal forecasts for SE Asia waters, the NW Pacific and eastern Indian Ocean. For details of Brunei Bay Radio broadcast skeds and frequencies, see http://www.bruneibay.net/bbradio/bbrschfvoice.htm and http://www.bruneibay.net/bbradio/bbrscweathMSIbcasts.html
Singapore Weather Portal - http://www.weather.gov.sg/wip/web/Marine
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page.
East Coast: Endau , Kerteh * , Kota Bharu * , Kuala Kedah * , Kuala Terengganu * , Kuantan * , Mersing * , Pulau Tioman *
Johore Strait: Johor Bahru * , Pasir Gudang/Johore Port * , Sebana Cove *
Malaysian Borneo (Sabah): Kota Kinabalu * , Kudat * , Labuan * , Lahad Datu * , Sandakan * , Tawau *
Malaysian Borneo (Sarawak): Bintulu * , Kuching * , Miri * , Santubong , Sibu *
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The reason behind me writting this is because I wish to inform anyone whom is intrested about what Adderall has done for/ to me over the trial dosage that I have been prescribed to. If you are in the process of being prescribed to it, or wish to use or abuse it, do read on. Lets get the background information out of the way. I have been abusing drugs for the last 5 years, and I can honestly say I've done just about every street drug out there. I was addicted to stimulants for a year and a half, it seems ironic that I am now legally alowed to use it.
I am currently on a trial dossage of 20mgs, and will be upped to 25 after christmas break. Please take into consideration that all the symptoms I will describe are variable to change. I cannot honestly say that everyone will have these symptoms, and if you are a honest member of the drug culture, you should have realized this when using other substances. This is how my average day goes when I take my pill.
In the morning I pop it with a glass of water, and wait 20-30 mins before ingesting food. Stimulants like Adderall seriously decrease my apetite, and seeing as I wish to loose some chub I've gained over the time I've been lethargic, I use this symptom to my advantage. About 40-60 mins after taking the pill it will begin to kick in, same time every day, while I'm getting a ride to my school (high school, I'm in grade 12). I get the sense of mild anxiety as the drug begins to work. My heart will race a little, I get kind of scared, it's odd. I have nothing to be scared of, it's like the feeling you get when your going to a new school for the first time. Yep, it happens every morning.
Once I enter a social enviroment, the anxiety quickly dissapears, and is replaced by an edgy, twitchy, talkative, and hypervidulent mindset. Let it be noted, I do not drink very much coffee anymore, I used to drink it every morning to wake up. But when I take a pill of Adderall I really don't need anything else to get me going. If I drink coffee, I can become extremely edgy, almost sketchy. It's not to much to handle, but it's definetly annoying.
I head to my first class, have my bottle of water handy. I always bring a bottle of water. I get extremely bad dry mouth, and have this never ceasing urge drink water. Depending on the subject I either work extremely hard, paying no heed to my friends whom try to badger me into talking.  And when I do I loose intrest quickly and wish to continue on with my work.
Around this time I usually get a slight wave of nausea, which subsides as soon as it started.  The thought of eating it makes me want to vomit, and the sight of it causes me to turn away and think of other things. I urinate constantly through out the day which is obviously from the amount of water I am indulging in. After lunch, if I eat anything or not, I usually get a mild headache that will last for the rest of the day if I don't take an asprin, and some nausea.
During the period right after lunch, I find that if I am not doing somthing concrete like reading from a book, or doing book work I get bored and tired. Note taking makes me nod off. Last period, the Adderall comes back in full force and I pay very close attention to the legability of my writing, and how hard I'm working. As the day concludes I notice a few effects of the Adderall wearing off. I can become quite anti-social, I wish not to speak to people at all. I avoid alot of eye contact. I pressume it is like the feeling of having social anxiety disorder, but it passes relatively quickly if the person I am interacting with keeps the conversation flowing.
I can get very irratiable, I notice alot of flaws in the way people act and speak, and it causes me to be quite cruel. I make alot of side comments, and mockerys. If I have no true issues to brood on this never gets to extreme, and usually goes away relatively quickly. I feel wide awake well into the night, usually 12:30-1:30 I start to wear out. Then the cycle starts again when I wake up.
A pill crushed up and railed gives me an average high time of 2 hours. Not worth it at all, the drip is worse than meth, and the high isn't really extravagent. If I am going to rail it, I need at least 3 pills. From my experince popping it is the best way to go. Yep, thats all I gotta say, and good luck to you all out there. :)
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Hurricanes top Blackhawks 4-2 for 4th straight win
by JAY COHENCHICAGO (AP) - Nino Niederreiter had a goal and an assist, and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-2 on Tuesday night for their fourth straight victory.
Andrei Svechnikov and Martin Necas also scored as Carolina earned the franchise’s first sweep of a regular-season road trip of at least three games. Sebastian Aho had an empty-netter, and Petr Mrazek made 30 saves.
Chicago had won four in a row and five of six overall. The Blackhawks scored 21 times during their win streak, but they were very quiet before making a big push in the third period.
Patrick Kane helped fuel the rally with two assists on his 31st birthday, extending his point streak to 10 games. Defensemen Erik Gustafsson and Connor Murphy scored 1:10 apart to trim Carolina’s lead to 3-2 with 6:45 left.
The Blackhawks then got a power play when Brett Pesce was sent off for interference, but Mrazek denied Dominik Kubalik in front with 4:43 left.
Mrazek also stopped Kane on a drive to the net with 3:12 remaining. Aho then put it away when he scored his 10th goal with 18 seconds to go, matching Svechnikov for the team lead.
The Hurricanes went ahead to stay in the first when they turned a Blackhawks turnover into a 2-on-0 break the other way. Necas got a pass from Niederreiter and beat Robin Lehner for his fifth of the season at 14:24.
Svechnikov made it 2-0 when his slap shot went off the stick of Chicago defenseman Brent Seabrook and past Lehner 53 seconds into the second.
Niederreiter then used a sweet backhand move to make it a three-goal lead for Carolina at 11:54 of the second. It was his first goal since Nov. 1 and his third on the year.
NOTES: Hurricanes D Dougie Hamilton was shaken up after he blocked a shot by former teammate Calvin de Haan in the first. He went to the locker room, but returned later in the period and picked up an assist on Niederreiter’s goal. … Kane had scored in six straight games. … Hurricanes F Erik Haula was scratched because of a knee injury. Haula was sidelined for four games before playing in the first two games on Carolina’s trip. He has eight goals and three assists in 16 games in his first season with the Hurricanes.
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SNC exec driven by greed?
by The Canadian PressThe Crown has begun final arguments in the criminal trial of former SNC-Lavalin executive Sami Bebawi.
A federal prosecutor summarizing the Crown's evidence described the case as one of international fraud and corruption.
Anne-Marie Manoukian told jurors today that the alleged crimes were the product of greed.
Bebawi, 73, faces eight charges, including fraud, corruption, laundering proceeds of crime, possession of stolen goods and bribery of foreign officials.
He has pleaded not guilty to the charges, which involve contracts tied to the Moammar Gadhafi dictatorship in Libya. The trial has centred on interactions with Gadhafi's son, Saadi, who was able to facilitate business dealings in that country.
The Crown alleges Bebawi directed the business model used in Libya and pocketed $26 million in the process.
The prosecution alleges SNC-Lavalin transferred about $113 million to shell companies used to pay people who helped the company collect money and secure lucrative contracts.
What was left in those accounts was allegedly split between Bebawi and a colleague.
After choosing not to call any witnesses, Bebawi's lawyers are scheduled to make final arguments Tuesday.


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Durban mayor to visit families affected by flooding after couple dies
by Kaveel SingheThekwini Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda will on Tuesday be visiting families who were affected by flooding and heavy rains in Durban on Monday.
In a statement, the municipality said two people had reportedly died due to the inclement conditions.
"Mayor of eThekwini, [councillor] Mxolisi Kaunda, will this morning visit families that have been affected by the recent heavy rains in Inanda. Two people are reported to have lost their lives," the municipality said in a statement.
eNCA reported on Tuesday that a couple had died after their house collapsed.
News24 on Monday reported that the M4 northern freeway between Umhlanga and Sibaya had been closed.
"This is as a result of flooding. It will be closed for an unknown period of time. We have reached out to the Department of Transport's engineers to assess the damage so far. I don't think the road will be opened today," Durban Metro Police spokesperson Senior Superintendent Parbhoo Sewpersad said.
He said alternate routes were the M41, N2 and the R102.
Verulam, Amanzimtoti, Chatsworth and other low-lying areas were also affected by the rains.
Disaster management teams in the province have been on high alert since Sunday, following reports of severe thunderstorms.
Teams were placed on alert after the South African Weather Service indicated a strong possibility of severe thunderstorms that could lead to localised flooding in large parts of the province.
Recently, four people were killed in a lightning strike in Mkuze, in northern KwaZulu-Natal.


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WebAssembly is being designed to support C and C++ code well, right from the start in the MVP. The following explains the outlook for C and C++ developers.
WebAssembly has a pretty conventional ISA: 8-bit bytes, two’s complement integers, little-endian, and a lot of other normal properties. Reasonably portable C/C++ code should port to WebAssembly without difficultly.
WebAssembly has 32-bit and 64-bit architecture variants, called wasm32 and
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In the MVP, WebAssembly does not yet have a stable ABI for libraries. Developers will need to ensure that all code linked into an application are compiled with the same compiler and options.
In the future, when WebAssembly is extended to support dynamic linking, stable ABIs are expected to be defined in accompaniment.
WebAssembly doesn’t change the C or C++ languages. Things which cause undefined behavior in C or C++ are still bugs when compiling for WebAssembly even when the corresponding behavior in WebAssembly itself is defined. C and C++ optimizers still assume that undefined behavior won’t occur, so such bugs can still lead to surprising behavior.
For example, while unaligned memory access is fully defined in WebAssembly, C and C++ compilers make no guarantee that a (non-packed) unaligned memory access at the source level is harmlessly translated into an unaligned memory access in WebAssembly. And in practice, popular C and C++ compilers do optimize on the assumption that alignment rules are followed, meaning that they don’t always preserve program behavior otherwise.
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Tactical voting could have a huge impact, and I'm going to show you how.
I won't discuss the arguments for and against tactical voting, or advise you how to support specific parties—there are plenty of articles and websites about that already. My goal is to show that tactical voting is a big deal, a lot bigger than you might expect. If you want to jump right to the good stuff, check out the interactive case studies below.
This page was created by Iain Merrick. Full source code is available on GitHub. Questions, comments and contributions welcome!
Last updated: 7 June 2017
It just means: don't split the vote.
Many of the 650 seats in UK elections have results like this:
| Party | % | Vote share | |
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| Party A | 40% | ||
| Party B | 30% | ||
| Party C | 25% | ||
| Others | 5% |
Party A wins the seat outright despite having only 40% of the popular vote.
If parties B and C are closely aligned, this is a bad result for both of them: even though they have 55% of the vote between them, they both lose. To win the seat, those voters need to vote for a single party.
This is important: tactical voting is not clever or complicated.
All the local supporters of B and C must agree which of the two parties they'll get behind. There can't be any secret strategies or special plans. If they argue over which is best placed to defeat their common enemy, they'll split the vote and they'll probably both lose. The decision must be based on hard facts.
Here's a good straightforward approach:
This isn't very fair, but it's effective.
Finally: tactical voting can have a huge impact.
Most people know the UK's "first past the post" (FPTP) system isn't ideal, but I think many don't realise just how strange the results can be, and how damaging it is to split the vote. Dozens or even hundreds of seats could be in play, as the case studies below will show.
 But both parties can gain seats even if one party loses votes overall. FPTP rewards concentrated local support, and punishes widespread low-level support.
In 2010, there was a 3-way vote split between the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats, resulting in a hung parliament. After almost a week of negotiations, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats formed a coalition government.
| Party | % | Vote share | Tactical voting |
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Due to FPTP, the Conservatives and Labour got the lion's share of the seats. The Greens won a single seat (Brighton Pavilion) due to concentrated local support, but the Liberal Democrats and UKIP were under-represented.
To explore the effect tactical voting could have had, select two or more parties in the table above. Supporters of those parties will vote tactically.
This simulator just takes the raw election data and applies the simple approach suggested in the previous section:
Note that this is a very optimistic view, as it's unlikely that every single voter will agree to vote tactically for a single party. My goal here is to show the potential impact of tactical voting — and the very real impact of failing to vote tactically.
The "seats needed for majority" line takes into account the Speaker, who traditionally doesn't vote in the House of Commons, and Sinn Féin, who abstain from taking their seats.
In 2015, the Liberal Democrat vote collapsed; the SNP, Greens and especially UKIP saw big increases. The Conservatives won a surprise majority, while the SNP swept Scotland.
| Party | % | Vote share | Tactical voting |
|---|
Due to FPTP, the Conservatives gained 24 seats with only a 0.8% vote increase (smaller than that of UKIP, the SNP or Greens). Labour lost 26 seats despite a 1.5% vote increase. Apart from the SNP, other parties were under-represented, particularly UKIP (12.6% of the vote but only a single seat).
Here's the latest polling average (Tuesday, June 6) from Britain Elects:
| Party | % | Voting intention |
|---|
We'll use a very simple uniform national swing model to combine this with the 2015 results. This is not a prediction, it's for illustrative purposes only. For a real forecast, try Electoral Calculus.
I've added a second column of checkboxes here, so you can explore what happens if there are rival tactical voting groups.
| Party | % | Vote share | Tactical voting |
|---|
Note that the Conservatives have a rather large built-in advantage. I hadn't fully appreciated that until I built this simulator! But it's in line with the 2015 election results, where Labour lost seats despite gaining votes. Something about the distribution of Conservative voters is very favourable to FPTP; or it could be that Labour is too tightly packed into small areas to make effective use of their widespread support.
Please let me know if you're interested in a deeper investigation of this topic.
I hope I've shown you that tactical voting could have a big effect. If you agree, here are some things to do next:


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Once we have finished curating and processing your submission, we will load the experiment or array design into ArrayExpress database. Occasionally, the loaded record needs to be modified or updated, perhaps because a submission error needs to be fixed, or you need to add/remove samples or files in response to comments from peer reviewers of your pre-published paper.
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Please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the accession number and describe what corrections are needed. A curator will unload your data from the database, and may be able to do minor corrections such as fixing a few typing errors, before re-loading the corrected version back into the database. Data sets which undergo major changes, such as addition/removal of samples/assays/data files in an experiment, would most likely require re-curation before they are fit for loading into ArrayExpress again, and hence could take a considerable amount of time to complete.
Sequencing experiment submissions
Special rules apply, because the storage of meta-data and raw data files is split between ArrayExpress and ENA respectively. Release date changes are possible as long as the experiment remains private. Citation/publication update is possible at any time. Modification/addition of metadata and/or data files for a private experiment is possible, but often lengthy and tedious. It is therefore important that you get the submission right before you submit.
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Citation¶
Class definition and Function to create citation file
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citation.
create_citation_file
(orcid_id, username, sort_by='year', filename='citation_list')¶ Citation File Creation
Generate .txt file with paper titles and citations for given author name.
- Parameters
orcid_id (str) – Author unique ORCID identifier - ORCID ID is used to search papers.
username (str) – Name of author in ‘Last Name, First Name/First Initial’ format. E.g. ‘Sanghi, Aniket’ or ‘Shah, N.’
sort_by (str) – Sort the papers queried by either ‘year’ or ‘citation_count’
filename (str) – Filename for the .txt file with paper titles and citations. E.g. ‘citation_list’
- Returns
.txt file with first and nth author paper titles and citations.
- Return type
citation file


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Another way you might be able to avoid a hearing is by taking part in telephone mediation.
This is when a court officer listens separately to each side and, if possible, helps you make an agreement.
Another way you might be able to avoid a hearing is by taking part in telephone mediation.
This is when a court officer listens separately to each side and, if possible, helps you make an agreement.


fsync
OS/161 Reference Manual
Name
fsync - flush filesystem data for a specific file to disk
Library
Standard C Library (libc, -lc)
Synopsis
#include <unistd.h>
int
fsync(int fd);
Description
The fsync function forces a write of dirty filesystem buffers and
other dirty filesystem state associated with the object referred to by
fd to be written to disk.
fsync should not return until the writes are complete.
Return Values
On success, fsync returns 0. On error, -1 is returned, and
errno is set according to the error
encountered.
Errors
The following error codes should be returned under the conditions
given. Other error codes may be returned for other errors not
mentioned here.
| | |
| EBADF | fd is not a valid file handle. |
| EIO | A hard I/O error occurred. |


gr-inspector
A Signal Analysis Toolbox for GNU Radio
Motivation of automated signal analysis
- Spectrum Monitoring
- Explore real-world signals
- Easy access for beginners
- Live demodulation
- Batch processing of signals
Tasks of receiving unknown signals
- Detect
- Mix down
- Filter
- Analyse
- Demodulate
- Decrypt
Typical workflow before
- Use GNU Radio to receive signal
- Analyse signal with signal processing tools (Scipy/Inspectrum/MATLAB)
- Estimate necessary parameters for demodulation
- Demodulate with GNU Radio or other tools
Workflow characterized by
- Stop and adjust flowgraph several times
- Rule-of-thumb estimate of parameters
- Real-time analysis hardly possible
- User needs much expertise to perform steps
This is where the inspector comes in!
Signal Detection
- Performs energy detection on one or more signals
- Set threshold or use auto threshold
- Surpress narrow signals (false detections)
- Outputs estimated PSD and map of signal frequencies/bandwidths
Visualisazion
- Plots PSD estimate from signal detector
- Shows signal boundries
- Prints signal properties and analysis results
- Enables manual selection of signals
Separation of signals
- Mixing, Filtering, Decimating
- FIR filter for every detected signal
- Calculates filter taps or uses precalculated JSON file
- Outputs lists of signal parameters and samples
Custom processing of signals
- Picks one signal from separator list
- Passes it as complex stream for most GR blocks
- Resampling possible
OFDM parameter estimation
- Estimation of
- Subcarrier spacing
- Symbol time
- Subcarrier number
- Cyclic prefix length
- Can be fed back to QT GUI Inspector Sink
OFDM Synchronization
- Performs frequency and timing synchronization
Modulation Classification
- Estimates modulation type of single carrier signals
- Developed by Christopher Richardson
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Constructor
new CW_InputParser(fileName)
Create a new InputParser instance for the given input file
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fileName |
* | Name of the file from the 'input' directory |
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Methods
(static) makeRunnerObjects(domain)
Parse the domain name or domain list from command line input
// TPDO: Needs to resolve a promise for filesystem access
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
domain |
* | The domain, comma-separated list of domains, or "all". |
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Returns:
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init(callback)
Initialize class members and wrap functionality that has to wait for async callbacks
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callback |
* | The function to run when init completes |
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parseJsonString()
Turn a JSON string into a javascript object so that it's useful
- Source:
Returns:
javascript object